Sentence examples for something that emphasizes from inspiring English sources
The product that the Legends of Gaming provide is something that emphasizes and broadens their own celebrity.
That's not necessarily a bad thing, but in a context that emphasizes cultural multiplicity, it's something to ponder.
Considering a player's character, he said, "has been there since the very first election of 1936, and it is something that was emphasized by the Hall of Fame itself".
Fannie Mae's purchase of risky mortgages was a widespread problem during the subprime lending crisis, something that Vance emphasized in a press conference announcing the indictment.
Even women, the bedrock of the Democratic Party, appeared to be swinging toward the G.O.P. — something that Peter Beinart emphasized in a post last week at The Atlantic.
Reclaiming their identity, the foundation of that "Play Like a Jet" slogan, starts with re-establishing their so-called ground-and-pound philosophy, something that Ryan emphasized during Monday meetings.
It is tough for incumbent companies accustomed to selling products that emphasize complexity, something that until recently was a point of pride and indicated that a lot of engineers had slaved on this product.
"It's something that I emphasize a lot, but that just goes to show sometimes statistics aren't everything," said Cassara, whose team — as if to prove the point — has won most of its games this season when shooting a worse percentage from the line than its opponent and lost most of its games when shooting a better percentage.
But that emphasizes the problem.
Building on the above point that suggests potential environment interplay is something that should be emphasized more strongly in the genetics literature, a second area where economists can contribute is by developing tools and research designs to shed new light on the pathways through which genetic factors influence socioeconomic outcomes.
